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    interfacing LPDDR SDRAM to SDRC (OMAP3530)

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    narasimha reddy72258
    Posted by narasimha reddy72258
    on Jul 25 2012 04:32 AM
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    Dear all,

    am working on OMAP3530, i have selected LPDDR SDRAM of Part number MT46H256M32L4JV-6 IT, below figure shows an block diagram,

    SDRC has 2 CS options and the LPDDR has 2 CS options.

    my question is , OMAP3530 will support this LPDDR SDRAM?

    please help...

    Thanks and Regards

    N Reddy

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    • Jethin Sekhar
      Posted by Jethin Sekhar
      on Jul 30 2012 01:30 AM
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      Dear narasimha,

      This LPDDR is supported by OMAP

      Please refer section for you configuration in your data sheet mention here

      Figure 10: Dual Rank, Single Channel (4 Die) Package Block Diagram

      Regards

      Jethin

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    • narasimha reddy72258
      Posted by narasimha reddy72258
      on Jul 31 2012 01:09 AM
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      Dear Jethin,

      Thank you very much,

      i have to design a customized OMAP3530 board with 8Gbit (1GB) of LPDDR SDRAM and 32 Gbit (4GB) of NAND flash.  as per your advice i will use same LPDDR SDRAM.

      For NAND flash interface, i have selected MT29F16G16ADBCAH4-IT, some

      few  features are . . .

      • Page size x16: 2160 words (2048 + 112 words)
      • Block size: 64 pages (256K + 14K bytes)
      • Device size: 16Gb: 8192 blocks
      • operating Voltage 1.8V
      • 63-ball VFBGA package  etc..

      My question are ...

      1) From OMAP3530 TRM doc, the section 25.4.7.4 NAND (Page Number 3397) shows that " Small page size (512 bytes + 16 bytes) and large page size (2048 bytes + 64 bytes)" but the selected data sheet shows "Page size x16: 2160 words (2048 + 112 words)". the OMAP 3530 will support this kind of NAND flash for Booting ?

      2) From OAMP 3530 TRM doc,  the section 25.4.7.4.1 Initialization and NAND Detection (Page Number 3399) shows the supported NAND flash devices ID's. Is it mandatory that to follow the same device id ? because am not getting exact Device id NAND flash.

      3) The final requirement of NAND flash is 32 Gb, how to interface two NAND flash's of size 16Gb to GPMC?

      Kindly Please help.......

      Thanks and Regards

      N Reddy

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    • Jethin Sekhar
      Posted by Jethin Sekhar
      on Jul 31 2012 01:31 AM
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      Hi Reddy

      Can you please share your datasheet?

      Regards

      Jethin

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    • narasimha reddy72258
      Posted by narasimha reddy72258
      on Jul 31 2012 06:35 AM
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      Dear Jethin,

      i am attaching the data sheet for MT29F16G16ADBCAH4-IT,

      Thanks and Regards

      N Reddy

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      Posted by narasimha reddy72258
      on Jul 31 2012 23:18 PM
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      Dear Jethin,

      i am attaching the data sheet for MT29F16G16ADBCAH4-IT,

      Thanks and Regards

      N Reddy

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    • Jethin Sekhar
      Posted by Jethin Sekhar
      on Aug 01 2012 00:04 AM
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      Dear Reddy

      I am not sure about the boot rom support for this nand flash, I have not found any match between the boot rom supported nand list

      Regards

      Jethin

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    • Jethin Sekhar
      Posted by Jethin Sekhar
      on Aug 01 2012 00:11 AM
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      Reddy,

      But i seems to be detect the first four blocks and give you the details as ID2 and boots.

      Regards

      Jethin

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    • babu reddy
      Posted by babu reddy
      on Aug 01 2012 05:20 AM
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      Dear Jethin

      Thanks for your response,

      i have selected another NAND Flash (Part number is MT29F8G08ADBDAH4-IT ), which is 8Gb memory. please let me know wether this will support for booting or not?

      If it supports, then how do i interface 2 or 3 NAND Flash's to GPMC?

       ..

      Thanks and Regards

      N Reddy

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    • Jethin Sekhar
      Posted by Jethin Sekhar
      on Aug 02 2012 00:55 AM
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      Dear Reddy,

      this will support by omap

      Regards

      Jethin

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    • Jethin Sekhar
      Posted by Jethin Sekhar
      on Aug 02 2012 01:02 AM
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      Dear Reddy,

      i have checked and found this nand (MT29F16G16ADBCA) will also supported by omap.

      Regards

      Jethin

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    • narasimha reddy72258
      Posted by narasimha reddy72258
      on Aug 02 2012 02:22 AM
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      Dear Jethin

      Thank you very much...

      So i can use MT29F16G16ADBCA for booting as well as data storage device....

      how do i interface 2 NAND Flash's to GPMC to make 4Gbyte?

      actual requirement is 4Gbyte NAND Flash, in that 500Mbyte reserved for Linux OS Storage (Angstrom booting) and remaining can be used as Mass storage device.

      Thanks and Regards

      N Reddy

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    • Jethin Sekhar
      Posted by Jethin Sekhar
      on Aug 02 2012 02:33 AM
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      Dear Reddy,

      You Can use another one chip select for connecting the second nand flash

      Regards

      Jethin

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